Aline Kominsky Crumb was an underground comics artist. Her work was exclusively autobiographical and was known for its unvarnished, confessional nature. Crumb was listed by Comics Alliance as one of the twelve women cartoonists deserving of the lifetime achievement recognition. One of her notable works was the Twisted Sisters, Dirty Laundry Comics done in 1976. She was also a painter outside of her comics bubble and she released a Memoir called Need More Love, a graphic memoir and a collection o... moreAline Kominsky Crumb was an underground comics artist. Her work was exclusively autobiographical and was known for its unvarnished, confessional nature. Crumb was listed by Comics Alliance as one of the twelve women cartoonists deserving of the lifetime achievement recognition. One of her notable works was the Twisted Sisters, Dirty Laundry Comics done in 1976. She was also a painter outside of her comics bubble and she released a Memoir called Need More Love, a graphic memoir and a collection of her comics and paintings along with photographs and autobiographical writings. She was married to cartoonist Robert Crumb, and they had a daughter Sophie Crumb who is also a cartoonist.
